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Coming soon in our In Global Transit international standing working group GHI Washington GHI Pacific Office: a conversation (by invitation only) with William Walters Carleton University on "Charter Flights and Carceral Mobilities", moderated by Barbara Lüthi UNIVERSITÄT LEIPZIG transit.hypotheses.org/network-events

... coming tomorrow In Global Transit GHI Washington

Research Fellow Carolin Liebisch-Gümüş is one of the contributors to a new special journal issue on histories of expulsion and deportation in Germany:

Please spread the word: the IMIS is offering several positions for PhD candidates and Postdocs for the new research centre "Production of #Migration". You will get a great team and work on a crucial topic - go for it!

Fascinating conversation today in our In Global Transit international standing working group GHI Washington with William Walters Carleton University on "Charter Flights and Carceral Mobilities" - many thx to Barbara Lüthi UNIVERSITÄT LEIPZIG for organizing this with us! transit.hypotheses.org

The book on #migrant #academics in #Europe I co-edited w/Dr Ladan Rahbari has been downloaded in 120 countries. I struggle to fully grasp the map on the book's webpage: reports.openbookpublishers.com/public/report/ AISSR (no longer active on X) ACES - Amsterdam Centre for European Studies CEE feminist research network ECPR SG Migration & Ethnicity AMIIN Academic Im/Mobilities International Network ECPR Standing Group on Gender and Politics

My conversation with Philipp Strobl Universität Wien on his "Transit" podcast is now online (in German), I've talked about my research with the GHI Washington on Migrant Knowledge In Global Transit, and about unaccompanied minor refugees in history …nt-and-migration-regimes.univie.ac.at/podcast-transi…

Announcement: Register for the Book Launch, 7 Feb, 2024 Relief and Rehabilitation for a Postwar World? Edited by Samantha K Knapton (University of Nottingham) and Katherine Rossy (Royal Military College of Canada) Samantha K Knapton For more details, check: nottingham.ac.uk/humanities/dep…

Our graduate training school "empires" is organizing its third conference on "The Empire and I", focusing on biographical/individual approaches to the history of empire. The conference will take place in late Nov in Freiburg; abstracts are due on 29 February. Please share widely!

In my recently published article, I analyse the vulnerability and agency of displaced women during their transit through occupied post-war Austria. You can read the article here as an advance access: journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

📌 Our interactive #RefugeeMap brings to life some of the thousands of stories told by our family papers collections Each Collection on the map traces a refugee family or family member's escape from Nazi-occupied Europe Explore now: bit.ly/3qnEskI

See the new blogpost today on our GHI Washington and GHI Pacific Office sister blog, Migrant Knowledge on the Assumptionists in the Ottoman Empire fostering knowledge exchange: migrantknowledge.org/2024/02/06/cul…

What a joy to see an updated reprint of one of my chapters from "Bridging Fluid #Borders" in the exciting new volume "#Exile/#Flight/#Persecution: #Sociological Perspectives on Processes of #Violence", ed. by Maria Pohn-Lauggas, Steve Tonah & @worm_arne univerlag.uni-goettingen.de/handle/3/isbn-…

Our resources designed for the new #CurriculumforWales include stories of refugee artists in Wales. Josef Herman, originally from Poland, lived in Ystradgynlais from 1944-55 and won a medal for Services to Welsh Art at the 1962 National Eisteddfod #HolocaustResourcesWales

What are the effects of categorising human movement as #migration or #mobility? These terms have powerful normative underpinnings, but they remain too often implicit. Hard to put my emotions into words as this 5-year collaborative venture comes alive. tinyurl.com/5bx9kprm

Child Migrant Voices in Modern Britain panel discussion on Feb. 29: eventbrite.co.uk/e/child-migran…

Thrilled that Nikola Tohma & Julia Reinke published in IRSH on postwar Czechoslovak-GDR solidarity with Greek refugees. Highlighting its anti-fascist and anti-imperialist motives, the article shows how internationalist solidarity helped build bridges bit.ly/49Pimv6

🖨️Publication of field study notes about #Return Migration Infrastructure (RMI) in Tbilisi on February 19-22, 2024 by CMR_Warsaw team, as part of GAPs Return Migration project, Marta Pachocka (former @EUMIGRO) Mateusz Krępa and Tomasz Sieniow here: returnmigration.eu/gaps-news/fiel…

#Australia & #NewZealand are both classical countries of #immigration. In a new article, published in the framework of our cooperation project with bpb.de, Alan Gamlen (The Migration Hub) & @HenrySherrell give an overview of their immigration history. buff.ly/3TgmEWX

We have extended the deadline on our Call for Papers! Submit your 500-word proposal by 12am midnight PST on March 18th, 2024. Learn more here: tinyurl.com/yjzenzjs